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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-21

Ho. for Minneauolis.

At Seaton's hat store. No. % North Pennsylvania
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-21
Pettis, BaSsett&Co
Cheap Excursion to Kansas.

VERY handsome. moderate priced side boards
at VIM L. Elders
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ONLY $22 20 ROUND TRIP VIA THE KANKAKE LINE.
Tickets will be sold May 20 to and including
May "a. good for return until June 2. For full
particulars. tickets. sleeping-car berths, ETC.,
apply Kankakee ticket Office, corner Washing
ton and Meridian streets. or Union Depot.
j. H MARTIN D. 2 A
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Go TO WASHINGTON

WITH THE INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT INFANTRY
On their special through train. leaving Indian
apols Saturday. May 81. at $50 p NJ, via "Old
Relia ole" c.. II. g d. and picturesque B. & O.
Reaching Washington at Els p NJ next day
No change of cars. no transfers and tedious
lay-overs. Only 50 IS for the round trip, good
until June 5. Ample sleeping-car space at low
rates. Personal attention to the comfort of pas
sengers. For tickets and sleeper space apply
early at c., Il. & D. ticket Office, corner Illinois
street and Kentucky avenue. address
w. Il. FISHER, Gen. Agt c.. H. s. I. Ry.
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CITY MATTERS IN GENERAL


ANNUAL MEETING OF TRAVELLERS PROTECT
I'VE ASSOCIATION.
SPECIAL MEETING OF. THE COMMON coUN-
GIL. evening.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE-'Ma ganon." afternoon
and evening
THE MUsEU1I-"B Black m ALL, afternoon and even
ing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-21

On Top.
The new Perfection Refrigerator is at the top
and going to stay there. Before you buy call
and see one in operation at store, showing
paper wheel kept revolving by the circulation of
cold air; also showing that the Perfection is
gotten up on the right principle. Also, water
coolers sprinklers, lawn mowers. etc.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
50 South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-21

OPINIONS FROM THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Superintendent Of Public Instruction
yesterday asked the Attorney-general if, when
congressional township lands have been sold and
forfeited for non payment of interest, the Legis
lature constitutionally provide that after
foreclosure and second sale, when the amount
charged against the land is.paid, the surplus can
be paid over to the first purchaser He decides
that such surplus must be paid into the proper
fund because of the constitutional provision that
the fund shall not be diminished. He also gave
an opinion, at the request of the Treasurer of
State, that county treasurer is entitled to
mileage for levying and making sale of per-
sonal property TO pay delinquent taxes, but he is
not entitled to it in making demand on the de-
linquent.
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In Brief.

John Mcnamara the assailant Of Thomas Boy
Ian. released on s., 900 bond yesterday after
Mrs. Mary Nemeister. of Hosbrook street. was
fined s24 by Squire Smock, yesterday, for slap
ping neighbors twelve ear-old daughter.
The annual State meeting of the Travellers
Protective Association will be held here to-day.
Post b, of this city will take visiting members
on drive about town during the day.
CAUGHT STEALING COAL FROM CARS
An organized gang of boys has for some time
been stealing coal from l., B. & w. cars. John
day. and other arrests will follow. The boys
and wheelbarrows. and when they got enough
in this way they filled wagon and delivered it
to customers.
GOING TO THE NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT.
The Indianapolis Light Infantry, Capt j. r.
Ross, commanding. and the Indianapolis Light
Artillery, commanded by Capt. j. B. Curtis, will
depart this afternoon, at 345 o'clock, for Wash
ington City, to take part In the national en-
ginning on neat Monday and continuing one
week.
ILLNESS OF A JUROR.
Juror Wesley Rice. of Cumberland, did not
appear in yesterday morning and the
Wurgler murder trial had to be postponed until
to-day. deputy sheriff was sent to Cnmber-
land TO learn the cause Of Mr.. Rce's absence and
found him slightly indisposed. He is one of the
times before The judge has given notice that
If juror fails to- report hereafter without
furnishing physicians certificate he will be
lined for contempt OF court.
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FRESH oysters. fruits. etc. schannsr's.
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At the regular meeting of the Builders Ex-
change. last night, it was decided to postpone
the contemplated banquet on June g. and a COM
mittee was appointed to make arrangements for
an excursion to Greenfield for the benefit of the
employees of the members. The committee on
rules for bidding work were granted until
the first meeting in June TO make their report
resolution passed approving of the action
of the Chicago exchange with reference TO the
labor difficulties being experienced in that city
II was decided to take hand in the gas pipe
line movement, and a COMMITTEES was appointed
to offer any assistance possible in having the
city supplied with the fuel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

"Szczeg5lna"- myslaf Bro
nek' prosta d~rewniana .fy4ke
napefniona ziemniakam,, ma
ktorych gdzie ME gdzie POGO
sta}y SHADY fupin, niossc do ust;
ia te dzie~czyne widziatem
ju2 pare razy W parku, a ma.
wet powiedziafem raz Julii, he
mniej warta cd niej. Jak sic
zdaje najzupefniej zgadfem.
Zwinawszy SIG szybko z jedze-
MEM, Rdzia pozmywa}a statki, "a
miotfa chatke i w6wczas zabrala
sic do odwrotu.
Panic Boze dopom6z rzekli
Siejwa z Bronkiem - W slad od-
chodzacej.
Ma co da}o SIG s}ysze6 juz 20
dworu dzwieczne Bog zap}a6!
Siejwa da} sic uprosiG Bronko-
wi i opowiedzia} mu historya swe-
60 zycia, kt6ra to podam wan W
formie zmienionej, kraszac dowol-
ME ustepy, ably nadto ME znu-
die.
Wspar}szy glove ma reku ,zatopi}
sic W duszy W latach minionych w
latach m}odosci i tax pocza}.
- czemze ci o~powiedziec? 0
przeszfem zyciu? - Kiedy mowiac
o MEM, czfek cierpi p%owt6rnie,
rozpacza sic poi, ma or poczu-
wa bolesci domaine, ale czuiac w
TEN jakas okrutna ulge mysle cze
sto-ciagle niemal.
- Me weso}em i nudnem pe-
wnie CT sic pokaze. "a vice prey.
pisz to bezpotrzebnej ciekawosci.
Pan Bog radzi o swojej czeladzi
mawia4 SIP. o%jciec - radzi Bog
wszechmocny wszak czesto boles-
ME.
-Mia} moi ojciec W zubrynie...
Bronek przerwa1:-zubryn lew
nledaleko szwajcaryi, znasz ty
Szwajcarye, Siejwo? l bardzo do
brze boo tamem s}uzy} bez try
rokl, allen odeszed} przez jednego
czfeka, ktory byt ma }askawym
chleble Il dziedzica, nazywa} sic
Lewicki. Pod}a to by}a dusza, z
piek}a rodem wisielec.
-Siejwo, jes]i cheese, abym ma
tychmlast ME wyszed4 - przerwa}
Bronek nadzwyczajncm wysile-
MEM wolf usi}ujqc okazad sic spo.
ME NOW nigdy W ten
sposob.. ..To moi ojciec! Now da.
lei prosze.-
lCiaag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
Stan RzECzY
Tow. ArasZeWs lego
W Milwaukee Wis.

~ lego
W Milwaukee Wis.
Milwaukee II Lipca 1887.
TO jv5 przechodzi wszezki;e
przeczucle prowdy, 1zeteMoScl 1
uczciwo$cl' MdzAl;ej. =
Redaktor Kroplida Slisz, W
numerze 3cim 2 dnia 8 Lipca,
r. b. umiescif korespondencye
jakiegos Kropld1owicza W spra-
vie towarzystwa narodowego
polskiego j. |. Kraszewskiego
W Milwaukee, ktorej milcze-
MEM 1adna miara precise ME
podobna. Ma samym wstepie
pisze ow godny, naraz ma
try susy W Okla mgnieniu u
rosfy, jak ow diabef W Twar
dowskim, z kieliszka wodki
W karczmie Rzym synalek
Kropaa, De korzysta z zopo-
wiedzenia, il Krqpid1o bedzie
wystepowac W obronie iowa
rzystw katolik6w polskich. l
wrodzili sic jak kubek W ku-
bek w siebie. -
Je2eli BOWEN jak Twardow.
ski swoim cyrogrofem okla.
mai Rzymem mole tylko mai,
m}odszego diab}a, to Slisz
swojem zapowiedzeniem Okla
mule nawet wszyst!,ich die-
blow W raz z najstarszym ku-
law.ym antichrystem, a 6w
synalek spieszy mu ducbem
W SHADY, by dosfuzyt sic CO.
najpredzej korony piekelnej,
DO niebieska pred ich uro-
dzeniem ma wieki ola Mich
zamknieta. =
Pisze on, lie towarzystwo j.
|. Kraszewskiego zostafo pred
kilku laty za}o2one, przez CO
zdradza zupefna niewiadomosc
rzeczy, DO powinienby pisat,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

rzekfem soble: ten nie jest
zlym cz}owiekiem, poda}em
CT dion, nazwawszy bratem, bo
ia pragne bye dobrym a
wszyscy dobrzy bez r6anicy
stanu, biedoi czy bogaci, ma
dry czy gfupi, winni bye brac.
mi. Coz ty ma to?
Siejwa milczaf zadumany
co widzac Bronek, zagadna}
ponownie:
-Wezmy sic do swim "a
bitych; przez noe PREY obecnej
pore zalegnie sic robactwo.
-Jaslek, nastaw woody ma
ogieh, co je sparzymy o.
skrob bulwy, DO pofudnie sic
zbllza wnet Rozia przyjdzie-
rzek}, gdy JUL ofary obowiqz-
ku pana Bujaty przywlekli do
chaty.
-Wiele masz dzieci?-spy-
tat Bronek.
-Tylko to dwoje.-Mialem
ieszcze jedae corke- Marysie
lecz ia JUL ME lyle cd dawna
-odrzek}, wstrzqsnqwszy glo-
wa, jakby chcac odpedzic
przykre mys(i.
A gdzie robi R6zia?
w Rydzewie TRIESTE gn6j
cd poniedziafku. Bee niej ME
wien, czybysmy mogli wyzyG
q Jaskiem ...... dziewczyna
pracuje cd switu do zmroku
a jej lichym zarobkiem ope-
danny wszelkie potrzeby do
move.
-Wielea zarabia!
-Prawie osiem rubli do
stanle ma miesiac, ale to JUL
chyba Bog wszechmocny ma
mas W swej szczeg5lnej opiece,
Re ia darcy zarobkiem, kto-
rym zadna z tutejszych die
wuch pochwali6 sic ME mole.
Dobre to, potulne dziewczysko,
mech&e ia Pan Jezus stokrot-
ME wynagrodzi! Me kupi So
bic zadnego lepszego przy-
odziewku, ME kuma sic z nj
kim W wiosce = do karczmy
W niedziele lub swieto, ami
nigdy ME zajrzy, ka&den grosz
zrob'ony mnie oddaJac, pra-
vie sic gniewa, jak wspomne,
re tego i owego je] braknie,
lie u Bartfomiejowny widzia-
lem piekna modna srodnice i
chustke kraciasta.
Odedworu sfycha6 powa2ne,
niemal uroczyste dzwieki dzwo.
1u-sygnal pory obiadowej.-
Starry %zajrza1 do garkow, W
ktorych sic gotowaf zwyk}y
lch posifek; obecnie skiadaf
sic z ziemniakow i 2uru 2
r1anej maxi.
Ia chwi]e stanefa W chacie
R0zia.
Zadyszana, umeczona, ma
rekach i prostem zgrzebnem
nosifa widoczne sla-
dy tel piracy, co ia tax ume-
czyfa. Rece po iokcie owala-
ne gnojem, podnosi}a pewnie
podczas roboty do wtos6w i
spoconego czofa, DO i tam
przebija}y sic jasne smugi te-
go &yciodajnego pokarmu roll.
Go to, tatku, spytala sill
nym piersiowym gtosem, uj-
rzawszy SWINE ME 4ywe.
-NieszczeScie, R6zio, mai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

" trzech czeiciach.
- Napisa} -
Meczysta,o Altons Chrostopski.
Gag daisy.
Me, Siejwo-swinie zabl
te sprzatnJ j koniec ma tenn
ia Gle o to prosze. U%czynis2
to ola mic ME prawdsz?
Sew patrzyf presto W o.
czy-spokojnie, otwarcie z lu-
boscia. Ten dziwny czfowiek,
kt6rego widzi pc raz pierwszy
W 7yciu, zniewolif 60 zupe}-
ME.
--Bieda z toba, czfeku -
rodzonego OLGA bym teraz ME
us}uchaf -. MECH bedzie iiak
2adasz.
-Dziekuje CT, bracie-spo.
dziewa}em sic tego pc tobie.
- A z kad les ty mogf
muie przeczuc, Guys jaki CA
rownik?
-Jestem uczniem Lafate-
ura tn sic wstrzymaf,
poznawszy omyfke. M6wmy
sobie 20 imieniu.-Jak toble
ma ilnie?
- Jakub.
A mnie Bronisfaw. Vice
uwaaaj, Jakubie. Gays ty ME
spotkaf W SVEN 7yciu ludzi,
do ktorych cd pierwszego wei
rzenia poczu}es dziwny pociag?
Me zrobili ci mic dobrego, ME
zEafes ich wcale, a ledwo uj-
rzawszy, jules ich polabil. Jak
rowniez trafafes pewnie ma
takich, do ktorych cd razu
zrodzifa sic niechec W tobie.
Zzywszy sic z nieml, najczes-
ciej przekonywasz sic, lies
trafnie odgadf, czasem lies sic
omylit. A z jakiej to przyczy-
N.Y. Bo widzisz, Jakubie, du-
sza ludzka wybija sic jasno
ma zewnatrz, okazuiac, czem
jest W 'stocie. Wybya sic ma
zewnatrz II. IA twarzy W O.
each, ktore przedstawiaja
zwykle obraz duszy.
= Wytiomacze ci to ia
sniej.
Wei pana i sfu1acego. U
pana oczy patrzq smiafo, du-
mnie, g}owa do CORY, posta-
wa prosta, zgrabna, podczas
gdy s}uga wzrok ma spuszczo-
ny, pokorny, patrzy z podef-
ba, o kroku zgietym, ujrzaw-
sly, poznasz bez watpienia co
"a jedni.
Dusza ludzka, jej skfonnoS-
ci, checi choG juz ~przeszfy,
cnoG So z%apomniane ME costa
ma bez sladu; wybija sic ma
obllc7u, ma kt0rem nle]eden
przeczyta, co ma poz6r JUL mi
kfo. Nietylko, Jakubie, W 2y-
clu przyszfem czeka mas kara
"a grzzchy; Bog przez te mo-
4nosc poznania duszy z obi
GA naznaczyf nan kare i W
doczesnem.
Niejeden> sadzi, lie Mkt go
ME widzi, gdy cos spefnia.
sic mocno = oprocz Be-
ga patrzy nan i dusza wfasna
a ona wypisze ma jego twarzy
naive tego, co c7ynif-wypl-
SIZE, ably drudzy mogli zmiar-
kowac, co zacz ten cziow:ek.
Nietylko uczynki, ale i my
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

Warszawy 60 uczy jasna pa
nienke, pierwszy raz zaszedf-
sly do mnie, powiedzia], De
music bye dobrym, a vice
jestem jego bratem. DO wszys.
cy dobrzy ,parowie czy chfopi,
bracia, kazal movie sobie ty,
huknqf W morde Sosnowiec-
kiego, jak strzelif do wieprza-
kow, nazwawszy }ajdakiem.
len pan, albo jak on sam
chce, moi brat. jest tn OTTO -
pomog} mi swim ~przeniesc.
Gdy to mowif Bronek, vi
RAT duze czarne zrenice die
wczecia, wlepione W siebie dfu-
ga-~d}uga chwlle ..... po-
czem wystraszone jakby schwy
tame ma ztem uczynku, ucie-
kty i zbiegow czarewnych pro,
mlen jego wzroku JUL ME mogl
usidliG.
Go mt powiedziafy, trudno
odgadna6. Bronek zafowaf W
tel chwiii, ze Julia Swirska
ME jest ia owalana gnojem
dzlewczyna, co rzucifa nan
tax iskrzacc dziekczynnym "a
chwytem wejrzenie.
Zablerai sic do odwrotu.-
Dostrzeg}szy to Siejwa, zastq-
pit mu droge, schylit glove
re sfowami: - A ME zrobisz
mi tel urazy, ME ode)dziesz,
ME podzieliwszy ze NINA skro-
mneJ strawy-chyba he gar
dzisz mojem lichem jadfem,
bracie! Rozia spuscifa glove,
gtaskajac sierc ubitych stwo-
rzen.
-Czfowieku, ME badzze dzi.
wynn, o pogardzie ME mole
bye mowy, lecz
-Zjedza, przerwaf Siejwa-
zjedza i bez ciebie, a wreszcie
dodaf: jest dworskich
l'zigarkow, ktorzy beda blogo.
twa nieobecnosG.
| prosi}, przekfadaf, p6ki
ME sk}onif do pozostania.
"A wiec-rzekf-jua zde-
cydowany, pozostane u ciebie,
ale ma dnl xilka. Objem 2
kosciami-przekonasz sic wte-
lie twa strawa ami chata
ME pogardzam. P6jde tylko
chwile do dworu z zawia-
domieniem O sobie.
A to ma CO? Rozia!
Dzlewczyna szybo podniosfa
gfowe-albo lepiej Janek po-
biegnie do dworu.
-Niechze i tax - napisze
pare, ktore Janek dore-
cry jednej z pan Rydzew-
= Zw1nie sic bfyskawica,
zrobl tax, Jak mu kazesz.
Rozia powsta}a z fawy,
wziawszy kawafek czystego
zgrzebnego p}6tna, poszfa sic
omyc W zwierciadlanej wodzie
trumyka-jedynego przyjacie-
"a jej chateczki.
Strumyk lubif miesz6ahico5w
kochanki = Jubif starego
Siswe, Janka, ~R6zie.-Rozie
najwiecej, bo lie razy
,nalazfa sic mad brzegiem, sta
val sic tax czystym, przejrzy-
'tym powierzchnia tax
.patrzyf W jej du-
We takiem jasnem krysztafo-
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Mr.. Abner Pyles, an old soldier, who is
at present crippled, is agent for highly
interesting work entitled "Wonders of the
are 800 engravings, and 900 pages. 1t
treats of subjects of interest, from the ear
liest ages down to the present time, and
will be found a valuable work in any Ii
brary or home. AS an agency for arous-
ing an interest in young minds, it will be
found of especial value, while at the same
time an interesting work for all. Mr.
Pyles is meeting with success in calling
upon our citizens, and they could not
assist more worthy man. See Mr.. Pyles,
and get copy of the work.
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Tranffers of Real Estate.

WELLSTON.
c. Martfndin to John Bagley. Lots 90 and 81,
$4,000.
John Bagley to Kate Martindill, Same $4,000.
II. S. Bundy to b. Kahn, Lot $50, $500.
Same to D. F. Edwards, Trustee, South 4 of Lot
764, $4,000.
Same Chas. j. Miller ct al, Lots $50 and 1872, 5000.
Same to VIM. Taylor & Co., Lot $50, $576.
Same to Franklin Mill Co., Lots and 2, 1896.
Same to VIM. H. JONES' Lots 126 442 and 7S3, s1O66.
Same to Julia B. Foraker, PIT Lot 5f1, $400.
Same D. F. Edwards, ct al, PIT Lots 543 and 544,
$1,000.
Vinton While to Richard Cavett, ct al, Lots 5l7 and
SIS, $1,000.
David c. Booth to H. S. Willard, Trustee, Lot 13l,
$3.50.
John H. winn to j. H. Sellers, Jr, Lot lG5, $500.
Jonas johnson to II. S. Bundy, Quit Claim to Pit
Lots 5S7 and 53S, 81.
Oscar F. Hawk to Sarah A. Miller, Lot 544 and Lots
los and 166, $90O
W. H. Larcamp to F. F. Mcclure ct al, PIT Lot 767
s25OO.
Jno F. Hall to R. W. Goddard, ct al, Out Lol 1s in
Austin's Add. $500.
James W. Price to George w. scurlock, Lot 652 in
Pavey's Add, 5000.
John D. Davis to Same 429 in Pavey's Add, $175.
j. N Erwin to Same, Lot 43S in Paveys Add, 5000.
W. H. Larcamp to E. X. Mick, Lot 167, in Pavey's
Add, 5000.
D. H. Mavrc to F. F. Mcclure, eft al, Lots s56 and
734 in Pavey's Add, $1,000
Matilda Rucher to D. F. Edwards, Trustee, Lots
4H TO 4SO, in Paveys Add, $500.
E. B. Bingham to W. W. Morgan, Lot 751, s2o0
Geo. NJ Powell to A. 8. Leach, Lots SO, 124 and 125
in Powes Add, Sl012.
JACKSON.
Wilhelm Warneke to Thos. L. May, ct a undivid
ed half of PIT In Lots 73 and "A, $500.
Ali Aten to Same, undivided half of Part In Lot a.
$500.
Thos L. May ct al, to Eli Aten ct al, undivided
half of PIT In Lot Il, $400.
Emma E. Colvin to Emma C. Samans, PIT Out Lot
Il, S e $500.
Henry c. Chapman to Eleazor Jordan, Lot 81 Kahn's
I'd Add, $3.50.
Eleazor Jordan to John Reynolds, Lot II Kahns I'd
Add, $3.50.
D. j. Falls al, Madison Patten, Lot CO Falls
6 Rogers Add, $3.50.
Madison V. Patten to P.trick O'Nalley, Lot 60 in
Falls & Rogers Add. $2Se
Pickre al. 20 Thos. j. Stewart, Lots 62, g. &C
and 67 in Jamestown add, $3.50.
James B. Mutt to Benjamin Edmonds, Lot 16 in c..
Isham's ADD $3.50.
T. P. Sutherland Trustee, to Thomas G Wade, Lot
7 in j. A. Longs Add. $50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. X. Darling, ct al, to Jacob Rapp, Lot in Oar
lings I'd Add. to Coalton, $50.
j. A. Sell, Ex'c'r ct al, to the Tom Corwin Coal
Co., Is $40 acres in Coal Tp., $615
Sternberger Bros. & Co. to the Ada Coal Co., 15i
acres in Coal Tp.. 81.
J. r. Lantz j. II. Sellers, Jr., 10 acres in Milton
Tp, $4,000.
VIM. Reigcl, ct al, to Samson D. Reigel Quit
Claim to 50 in Hamilton Tp, $780,
Solomon Reigel ct al, to Same, Quit Claim to 50
acres in Hamilton Tp.. $500.
John W. Leonard to James w. Leonard, 60 acres in
| Jefferson Tp, $500.
No. mortgages recorded, 22 amount secured, s67sS6
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ABOUT PEOPLE |

Capt. Lewis Davis is at home again.
Sam. Griffiths is employed up the Creek.
A Henson is now engaged at Madison Fur
mace.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Logan have a new girl
baby.
D. Armstrong made a flying visit home on
Sunday.
John w. Hank has typhoid fever, at Charles
ton, West Va.
Rev. S. D. Fillfnger is the new Baptist Minis
ter at this place.
Rev. ]. E. Rudisin went TO Gallipolis to preach
on last Sunday.
Herb. Glare was in town on Saturday, trying
to secure workmen for Madison.
1t is said that C. F. Creighton will be presi-
dent of College at Lin coin, Neb.
Miss Ida Haning was married last week in
Gallia County, to II. NJ. Brandyberry.
Frank Miller is now in Detroit, Mich, doing
business for the Columbus Buggy Company.
A. c. Stephenson, of Kansas, has been visit
ing friends in this County for some days.
Mr.. w. ]. Pyatt, a brother-in-law of R. U.
Wilson, was here on Saturday, visiting friends.
George Denny and Joe McCoart had buggy
smash-up Sunday afternoon between Jackson
and Petrea.
Elder Bingham, formerly of the Christian
Church in this place, has been visiting friends
here for several days.
Hiram Bolen came near being killed on Mon.
day, by falling slate, in the Tropic Mine. As il
was, he was badly bruised.
Mr.. Lancient Deckard and Miss Cerilda Keet
on were married on the Fourth, at the residence
of the brides parents in Bloomfield Township
by Rev. NJ. l.. HuntIey.
MI. Isaac Stevison, who is past ninety year.
old, says that old man Mikesell-and Others
who claimed to be older than the late Samue
Baker-are not. They are not yet ninety.
Mrs Ida Simpkinson of Cincinnati, is visit
ing relatives here. She is a niece of Mrs.
Remfry, and was married last February TO MI
J. H. Simpkinson, prominent business MAI
of Cincinnati.
| Henry Hickman is selling book called "Mel
of Mark" by William J. Simmons, Presiden
of a College at Louisville. This is a very desir
able work-a series of sketches of e-ninent col
ored m en-. 1t ought 10 be in every Library.
Mr.. George Berdeu declares he did not tast
ice cream at the recent K. of P. Banquet, bu
| thinks he got even with Bro. Johnson of tn
| Herald, on the Wellston Excursion train, las
| Sunday. When the Conductor came alons
Bro. johnson handed him an annual pass, an
was met with the remark: mo good on thi
train!' Berdell was running the train, and in
position to enjoy the joke. Gerken was caugh
the same way.
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Probate Court RenOrt,

Fannie 1. Hudson, Shook, guardian of Jessie
Shook; final account and resignation filed. Hearing
August 81
John w. Davis. deceased; will filed for probate.
Hearing Friday, July 15.
State of Ohio VS.. Isaac n. Lambert; bastardy. Bail
accepted $780, and defendant released until November
term of Common Pleas Court.
John D. Jones, executor of Thomas Williams; final
account filed. Hearing August 81.
Mary T. Davis, administrators of David 7. Davis,
deceased; inventory filed and ordered recorded.
Peter Carrgan, alien, OF Ireland, and Herman
Schadel and August Schettler of Germany; certifi-
Gates of citizenship granted.
(Note.-In the publication of report of births and
Deaths recently, the Court made in the
of Jefferson township. The numbers should have
been Births A. Deaths H. the of the print
ing. This makes the grand totals for the county,
Births 1885, Deaths 269.)
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Isaac o. Jones and Sarah A. Davis.
Francis NJ. Hill and Cordelia Zin.
Henry Boiler and Jane Delaney.
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Respectfully dedicated to the President of the U.
| S. A. and his chiefs of the War Department who
would return to the called Southern Confederacy
their flags which captured by the boys in blue
and bought with the price of blood at the sacrifice of
of f00 900 union soldiers who dared death and
freely up their lives for the land they loved
1t act of serpent treason which caused loyal
ty to start
To think that Grover had the gall and meanness in
his heart
To give up the treason symbols which by loyal blood
was won
Tis an insult to the c. A. R. the Relief Corps and the
Sons
An insult to the living and our grand heroes dead
To those who starved in prison pens and those who
fought and bled
Yes insult to the boys in blue who sealed Seces
sion's fate
And to loyal officers who run the Ship of State.
Twas burst ofindignation that flashed along the
wires
Which echoed through the capital from basement
to the spires
Give not back the treason emblems where treason
will be taught
For they filed our land with mourning this flags so
deadly bought
The first shot fired along the line went up from Gov
ernor 10
No flags will be surrendered by the State of Ohio
Then began a fusilsde from Kansas up to Maine
Then Grover he surrendered the shots had raked
his brain
He GRABBED the veto goose quill and wrote shakey
hand
The Blue Coats they angry I'll this order coun-
termand
He he entangled with likelyhood of fun
Then he saddled all the blame the back of Gen.
Drum
But wno't give up the Banners m after what
the cost
Regardless of the department the devil and his
He veto all pensions but the fag-he cant re-
AS long patriotic fires in loyal bosoms burn
Here's success to all survivors who wore the union
blue
Likewise the Sons Veterans for they loyal too
And to loyal ladies and the noble Relief Corps
And to our departed comrades who have gained the
other shore
May God protect the widows and orphans of our land
For to reach the ports of glory and join the angel
band
May he also help out Grover and teach him how to
pray
To get forgiveness his fishing Decoration Day.
ISAAC ROMAN,
High Private Co 10th Ky. V. 1.